Description
The monograph examines the ways of representation of the concepts "Good" and "Evil" as universals of human thinking in terms of cognitive linguistics, reveals their content characteristics on the basis of their verbal objectivization in the language of Ch. Aitmatov (on the material of the novels "Plakha", "And the Day Lasts Longer than a Century", "Tavro Cassandra", "When Mountains Fall"). The linguocognitive description of individual-author concept "Evil" and "Good" is also given.